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Stephen Jackson smoked marijuana before NBA games, played high Alex ButlerJan. 30 (UPI) -- Former Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson knew his players were smoking marijuana during the season, according to former NBA player Stephen Jackson.     
Planet-forming dust traced to giant stars Brooks HaysJan. 30 (UPI) -- Scientists have traced the grains that coalesced to form the planets in our solar system. They were formed by Asymptotic Giant Branch stars, or AGB stars.   Retiring Michael Vick was once "salty" about Matt Ryan Alex ButlerJan. 30 (UPI) -- Not many NFL players have been through trials and triumphs in a career as tumultuous as Michael Vick's, self-inflicted or not.  
Study: Smoking-related healthcare problems cost world $1.4 trillion per yearHealthDay News Nearly 6 percent of the world's health-care spending -- about $1.4 trillion -- is tied to smoking, a new study reports.   Orlando Magic trying to trade Serge Ibaka, want too much Alex ButlerJan. 30 (UPI) -- Serge Ibaka spent the first seven years of his career with the Oklahoma City Thunder.  
Busy, stimulated minds better at fighting dementia, study saysDennis Thompson, HealthDay Mentally stimulating activities can protect the brain against aging, even if genetically predisposed toward dementia or Alzheimer's disease, a new study says.   James Mattis, Seoul defense minister discuss response to North Korea Elizabeth ShimJan. 30 (UPI) -- U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis and South Korea's Defense Minister exchanged a phone call to discuss a joint response to North Korea provocations.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 USA TODAY | As Boy Scouts reverse transgender ban, NJ boy asked to return USA TODAY SECAUCUS, N.J. — An 8-year-old North Jersey transgender boy who was forced out of the Cub Scouts because he was born a girl was asked to rejoin in what amounts to a major shift in policy for the Boy Scouts of America, which issued a statement Monday ... Boy Scouts will allow transgender children into programs Boy Scouts open membership to transgender boys Boy Scouts Officially Open Membership To Transgender Boys |
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Obama, Out of Office 10 Days, Speaks Out Against Immigration BanA statement issued after a weekend of protests said Mr. Obama “fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion.”
Where Immigrants From Banned Nations Live in the U.S.The shock waves from the president’s order hit with particular force in areas where immigrants from the seven countries covered by the ban live. Trump’s Trade War May Have Already BegunWith Mr. Trump threatening punitive tariffs on Mexican and Chinese imports, some American allies are shifting focus to other potential alliances and sources of trade.
Legal Challenges Mount Against Trump’s Travel BanTwo states signaled that they would attack the policy in court, and a Muslim advocacy group filed a suit over what it called an unconstitutional religious test. Migrants Were Told to Sign Away Right to Enter U.S., Lawyers SayTravelers holding valid visas to enter the United States were sent away, and those refusing to sign were detained for hours or days, immigration lawyers say.
Lawyers Volunteer at Airports After Travel BanDaniel Bodah, one of hundreds of lawyers who volunteered their time at airports across the United States this weekend after an executive order on immigration left dozens detained, described his experience at Kennedy Airport in New York. For Leaders of U.S. Allies, Getting Close to Trump Can StingThe leaders of Britain, Mexico, Japan, Canada and even Australia have been burned after what seemed like friendly interactions, causing political troubles. Supreme Court Nomination Will Come on Tuesday, Trump SaysPresident Trump plans to announce his nominee at 8 p.m., setting off what is expected to be a furious ideological showdown in the Senate. Obama’s Protections for L.G.B.T. Workers Will Remain Under TrumpThe White House said Monday that President Trump would leave in place a 2014 order that created new protections for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. State of the Art: The Alt-Majority: How Social Networks Empowered Mass Protests Against TrumpWe’re witnessing the stirrings of a national popular movement aimed at defeating the policies of the president. Trump Supporters Applaud Immigration Order as a ‘Welcome Change’They say they feel safer and view the airport protests and objections as misguided. Donald Trump, Quebec City, Patriots: Your Monday Evening BriefingBoy Scouts, Reversing Century-Old Stance, Will Allow Transgender BoysThe Boy Scouts of America said that the group would begin accepting members based on the gender listed on their application. Killings at Quebec City Mosque Force Canadians to Confront a Strain of IntoleranceThe suspect, Alexandre Bissonnette, was a frequent commenter on sites speaking about immigration and Islam. ‘Quebec City Has Been Hit by Terrorism’The Canadian prime minister called a shooting at a cultural center an assault on Muslims, and the Quebec premier said to Muslims in his province, “This is your home. You are welcome here.” Iran Launches a Missile, Testing Trump’s Vows of Strict EnforcementThe missile test could reveal whether the Trump administration will make good on its promises to strictly enforce all aspects of the Iranian nuclear deal. A Community MournsPrecious Land, a 27-year-old working mother, was one of 64 people shot in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend. After over seven months in a coma, she died this month from complications from the gunshot wound. Ms. Land’s family invited The New York Times to be present at her open-casket service. After Months of Care and Hope, a Woman Shot in Chicago DiesPrecious Land, a young mother who was shot in May, had been tended to by medical workers and her mother ever since being shot. In January, she died, adding to the city’s grim toll. Israel’s Hard-Liners Want to ‘Go Big’: Annex a SettlementRight-wing Israeli politicians emboldened by the Trump administration are eager to annex Ma’ale Adumim, but Palestinians say such a move would be the last straw. Personal Health: The Right Way to Say ‘I’m Sorry’A sincere apology can be powerful medicine with surprising value for the giver as well as the recipient. When Gangs Killed Gay Men for Sport: Australia Reviews 88 DeathsThe authorities are reviewing the deaths of 88 men between 1976 and 2000 to determine whether they should be classified as anti-gay hate crimes. As Top-Tier Artists Age, the Art World Hopes to Cash InAn auction house and gallery owners face off over who better manages artists’ estates. Suspect in Fort Lauderdale Airport Shooting Pleads Not GuiltyEsteban Santiago, 26, is charged with 22 counts in a shooting spree that left five people dead and six wounded this month. Brazilian Tycoon Eike Batista Is Arrested After Returning HomeMr. Batista, once Brazil’s richest person, had been a fugitive since Jan. 26, when police discovered he had gone to the United States. Philippines Police Chief to Overhaul Force, but Rodrigo Duterte Says Drug War Will Go OnThe police chief said he would conduct a purge of rogue officers, after a South Korean businessman was killed by officers at Police Headquarters. Deutsche Bank Fined in Plan to Help Russians Launder $10 BillionIn its latest controversy, the German bank agreed to pay $425 million on charges it helped investors launder money through Moscow, New York and London. Arizona Man Is Convicted of Helping New York City College Student Join ISISAhmed Mohammed el-Gammal faces up to 55 years in prison. Prosecutors said Samy el-Goarany, 24, reached out to him after learning of his support for the Islamic State. Critic’s Notebook: He Said, She Said: Gender-Bending the Presidential Debates“Her Opponent,” at the Provincetown Playhouse, reconsiders the 2016 campaign had the candidates’ sexes been flipped. Elena Delle Donne Is Traded on Eve of W.N.B.A. Free AgencyDelle Donne, a star for the Chicago Sky, will move to the Washington Mystics in one of the biggest deals in the league’s history. In Many Species, a Family Dinner Means Something ElseOnce thought to be aberrant behavior, cannibalism is common in the natural world — and for many species, not necessarily a bad thing. Donations to A.C.L.U. and Other Organizations Surge After Trump’s OrderThe A.C.L.U. said it raised more than $24 million in donations since Saturday, the first full day of President Trump’s immigration ban. Julie Taymor to Direct Clive Owen in ‘M. Butterfly’This drama about a French diplomat who has a lengthy affair with a Chinese opera singer will be revived on Broadway this fall. Tesla Gives the California Power Grid a Battery BoostA whirlwind three-month project is helping the luxury carmaker transform itself into a multifaceted clean energy company. More Recent Articles
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